There was actually some thought and analysis put into that article.
Park with the most "Arm Talent" in the Big 12?
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Why? Do you have something against actual analysis of a players tools? It's an interesting thing to look at guys based on one specific criteria and arm talent is pretty important for a QB. It sure beats the hell out of reading BR articles on who has the strongest arm.
That said, Rudolph is too low even if he does make a lot of hay of a great receiver or two.
We have one of the best oline coaches in the country. They got better last year and will be a solid group this year. This is going to be a the best season we've experienced in a long time, and a lot of that has to do with how great Park is.
Easy, just joking. It's just one if those annoying terms that people overuse these days. I read the article, enjoyed it thoroughly.
Understandable, but the most important part of the offense, and defense, are huge question marks. That is, the lines. I get we have a great coach in Manning and Campbell for the oline, but even they said we gotta be realistic. These guys haven't played a true game with each other. This isn't a cohesive line and will take time to mold.
I want to bet $200k Cyclonefanatic sportsbook dollars that we average more than 30 pts per game for the first time since the what, 78 season? Make it happen @ChrisMWilliams
But........can he throw with his opposite arm? Was a joy watching Sam do that.
Sorry. I just stay a little on edge when it comes to defending in depth analysis of actual things in this Skip Bayless age.
I agree. His lazer 20-30 yd throws are very good. What I have not YET seen is his ability to absolutely move the chains with these throws.
- Flat/Middle Drag — 0-5 yards sideline to sideline
- Out — 5-16 yards from the numbers to the boundary
Too often on 3rd and short, I see a high risk lazer over the middle for 15 yds, which is dropped or otherwise incomplete.
